The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1887-09-16

| w cdneSuaV TO take out inc Olu pew
and replace them with new and com
Portable ones.
| l.. j. Brown, our meat man, has
horse that showed one.half mile on TIL,
trOtting park in 1.2S the second tim
he was harnessed into sulky. Per
haps we shall develop Maud S. her
if care is not used.
The Bradford Brass Band will Civ
promenade concert at Town Hall
Tuesday evening, fair week. Whit
combs orchestra will furnish musi
for dancing. Give the boys your pat
ronage, they deserve it.
Porter II. Andross who has had {
first class position in the mint at San
Francisco, has been turned out by
President Cleveland and his place fill
ed by one of the "trooly loyal'' who il
in accord with the administration.
Parties wishing to visit Mt. Wash
ington can buy excursion tickets from
Woodsville to Summit and return gOO(
for three days for $4.95. This is the
most desirable season of the whole
year to visit this celebrated mountain
w. ii. Nelson and wife of St. Johns
bury visited Mr.. Nelson's people here
last week. The former are to move tC
California soon. This change is neces.
STATED by the poor health Of Mr.. Mel.
son, who hopes to be benefited by
change of climate.
Next week our inside pages will be
of particular interest to our Grand
Army readers as they will contain his
tory Of the G. A. r. giving the portraits
of its past and present commanders.
A page will be devoted to the Potomac
campaign including South Mountain
ana Antietam, McClellan's last battle.
The Forest and Stream Publishing
Co., New York, announce for early
publication "Uncle Lisha's Shop, or
Life in Corner of Yankeeland," by
Rowland E.. Robinson. The dialect
and faithful portraiture of Green
Mountain characters are said to be
very felicitous.
Will the person who ordered the
OPINION sent to II. e. GOOdale, Lar
ned, Kansas. will be kind enough to
call on us and settle the bill for the pa
per, as we are informed by Mr.. Good
ale that he is unable to pay the same
and claiming that the paper was order-
ed sent to him by some one to him I'M
known.
We present our patrons with two
very interesting and valuable features
this week, publishing in full the Con-
stitution of the United States with the
thereto, and how, when
and by whom it was adopted, with
portraits of some of the prominent
men of the time having hand in it.
Keep this number for future reference.
The degree team of Champion Lodge
[. 0. 0. F. will do the work in the in
itiatOry and second degree on the oc-
casion of instituting the new lodge at
White River Junction, either next
week or the week following. 1t is eX-
pected that Bellows Falls Lodge will
exemplify the first and third degrees
at the same time.
Prof. Campbell preached sermon
Of rare merit and interest at the Con-
church Sunday. He has
many friends and admirers in this
There will be no preach
ng at the Congregational house next
Sabbath, but Mr.. Hough is able and
willing to interest you at the Metho-
list church.
Some forty or fifty of the neighbors
md friends of Mrs. S. X. Winship
gathered at her home Saturday even
ng to witness the blOssoming of her
night blooming cereus. Early in the
evening the buds began to open and by
,en O'Clock tho whole house was filled
with odor from the three delicate and
beautiful blossoms, the beauty of |
which cannot be described.
The coming fair of the Orange Co.
Society promises to be a
good one. j. II. Sawyer, the super
ntendent has had the track put into
excellent condition and large field of
1orses is expected. Several of our
citizens will open their houses, and in
with the houses of Messrs.